What a shop! If I knew that there was going to be so much stuff in this shop I would of brought more holiday spends! It was raining so we thought we would visit the famous Macy’s! The shop is so big that it doesn’t feel busy! Clothes weren’t too expensive and there was some great deals on! I wanna come back!

From the UK to NYC... an excellent shopping experience. I would quite happily describe it as retail nirvana. This iconic store in the heart of New York City offers an excellent shopping experience. The moment you step inside, you're greeted by an impressive array of fashion, beauty, and home goods. The selection is immense, the staff are friendly and knowledgeable; ready to assist you in any way they can. Plus, the historic significance of this Macy's location adds to the overall charm. Whether you're a fashion enthusiast, a bargain hunter, or a tourist seeking a quintessential New York experience, Macy's at Herald Square won't disappoint. It's a must-visit destination for shoppers and a piece of New York's vibrant history.

Never been to the Macy's during the holiday season now that I think about it. It's nicely decorated on the outside for the holidays. Found a warm and big gray and sequined scarf for other cold days while here in NYC. Some really vintage wood and narrow escalators on the 4th floor to the 9th floor. The scarves are on the lower level with the accessories.

Been awhile since I’ve been but the store was phenomenal! Loved their selection of tree decorations, albeit I actually went before the parade day. LOVED LOVED LOVED the wooden escalators. Store was a joy!

Been here several times over the years and it never disappoints. The Christmas window and internal decorations are stunning. We particularly like how they have embraced the age of the building, keeping the old wooden escalators. We were lucky in hitting black Friday delas and grabbed a bargain. Store workers are really helpful and friendly.

Macy's offers 12 floors with shopping opportunities for women, men and children. What I loved most were the original wooden escalators. The escalators were built between 1920 and 1930 by the Otis Elevator Company, and they are still operational.

This is a huge store located closer to the Empire State Building around the Times Square area. As you enter the store, you will be amazed by the number of floors they have. No wonder they call this the biggest Macy's store. The collection is awesome, and we were able to find what we need. The prices are definitely balanced and also to meet the New York area. This staff is friendly and helpful. I see a lot of customers around 7:30 p.m. and it looks like a busy store. We are in need of any clothing. I would strongly recommend this place to get will priced clothing.

I always love visiting Macy’s when I’m in the USA as they have lovely things in stock. This time I bought 2 handbags & a beach bag all for 50% off in the sale - such a great bargain! I definitely recommend Macy’s to anyone visiting.

Love Macy’s, it is your one stop shop for everything for everyone! I could and have spent days in here. Elevators can be slow but that’s to be expected in a large department store. Layout is perfect with food and drink kiosks located on nearly every floor. Always have a sale on, so you will be sure to get a bargain or two!

Our first visit to NYC and we found it on the second day of our stay. The main entry from Herald Square had fab decoration and on the pavement was plaque commemorating centennial of the shop. The windows on W 34th St made me curious what I can find inside and it was a lot. On this side of the beautiful building (I loved it) we found plaque commemorating the beginning of motion pictures in April 1896! It's huge, the goods were priced OK, some more expensive than others but I think everybody could find something. Next time in NYC I will take bigger luggage and visit it again.